Speaker 1: Kathy and Elliott Lewis on stage. Kathy Lewis Elliott Lewis,
Speaker 1: two of the most distinguished names in radio, appearing each
Speaker 1: week in their own theater, starring in a repertory of
Speaker 1: transcribed stories of their own. And you're choosing radio's foremost
Speaker 1: players and radio's foremost plays. Drama, comedy, adventure, mystery, melodrama,
Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen. Mister Elliott Lewis.
Speaker 2: Good evening, May I present my wife, Kathy Good Evening.
Speaker 3: You know, it's a source of constant pleasure to both
Speaker 3: Elliott and me to watch what a good writer can
Speaker 3: do with an idea. Tony, for ex Tony Ellis called us.
Speaker 2: And said over the telephone, what if Kathy were a
Speaker 2: famous picture actress and you were a soldier going on furlough.
Speaker 4: And you wanted to date with her?
Speaker 3: And then we got his script. And here's what happens
Speaker 3: to the idea. Tony told Elliott. The story is called
Speaker 3: public Furlough. The scene an army post in California, about
Speaker 3: midway between San Francisco and Los Angeles. You pick a
Speaker 3: cand it's a bright, clear day and off to the
Speaker 3: side of the drill field, and one of the few
Speaker 3: permanent buildings is an orderly room. The corporal at the
Speaker 3: typewriter is deeply intent on his composition. The other side
Speaker 3: of the room, another soldier is practicing being a con
Speaker 3: man into the telephone.
Speaker 5: No, no, I said Franasan. Sure you gotta ask him Franasan.
Speaker 5: Anybody knows that?
Speaker 6: Hey, Dave, as Launche says he never heard.
Speaker 7: Of franas A.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Allison, will you listen already? The captain says, three
Speaker 5: creoles with Franasad. If that's what the captain wants, that
Speaker 5: is exactly what the captain is going to get.
Speaker 7: How should I know what he wants with him?
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, send him in care of Corporal David Sampson. No, no, no,
Speaker 5: he's going on furlough. You better send him to me, okay,
Speaker 5: bal Hey Dave, did you hear me? Give me the
Speaker 5: old double talk? I wish we were gonna be around
Speaker 5: to see what he sends over to me your favor?
Speaker 4: Sure see how this sounds?
Speaker 2: Uh my, damn miss would Okay, if you're gonna be smart, Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, go ahead.
Speaker 4: You see I want you to tell me if you
Speaker 4: get a feeling out of this you know.
Speaker 2: Sure, sure, go ahead, My dear miss would thank you
Speaker 2: for your last photograph.
Speaker 4: The boys and me sure think it's a swell one,
Speaker 4: h not me.
Speaker 7: I don't boy to me that Dame is a slot.
Speaker 4: You listen, I already know what you think. Would you
Speaker 4: just listen? All right? Go ahead? Sure it's swell tonight.
Speaker 2: I start my furlough ten days and I'm hopping a
Speaker 2: plane first thing for Hollywood. As I told you, I
Speaker 2: told you, as I told you in my last letter,
Speaker 2: the biggest thing that could happen to me in my
Speaker 2: life is for me to meet you personally. Believe me,
Speaker 2: Miss Wood, I am not just a movie struck soldier.
Speaker 4: Ah.
Speaker 2: I have a high respect for you as an artist
Speaker 2: and a person. I will be shoving off for the
Speaker 2: Pacific when my furlough is up. So you couldn't make
Speaker 2: me happier or proud than to accept the date with
Speaker 2: me while I am in Hollywood. I will call you
Speaker 2: a studio when I get in and leave my address
Speaker 2: as to where I will be yours, very truly in hopes.
Speaker 4: David Sampson, Corporal USU.
Speaker 7: How's about your serial number?
Speaker 4: Oh? Cut it out? Well? Do you? I am serious?
Speaker 4: What do you think you.
Speaker 8: Really want to know?
Speaker 5: I'm asking I think you're nuts. Now wait a minute,
Speaker 5: you asked me I think you're nuts?
Speaker 4: Is the letter?
Speaker 7: Okay, that's all. Now, what's the matter with you?
Speaker 4: For me?
Speaker 5: I'd expect something like this, but you're smart, Davy.
Speaker 7: She ain't gonna give you a tumble. You ought to know.
Speaker 2: I wanna meet her, not a tumble. I wanna meet her.
Speaker 4: That's all.
Speaker 5: You're gonna waste all that time slopping around waiting to
Speaker 5: see her while you andn't me and the boys could
Speaker 5: be having a high old time in Fresco.
Speaker 7: Oh, don't go, Davy. And I'm telling you she's a
Speaker 7: big star. She don't need thanks daddy.
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, you want me to mail it for you.
Speaker 2: I'm going over there you no, no, no, I'm setting
Speaker 2: up a telegram.
Speaker 6: Well all that, Well, you're nuts, you.
Speaker 2: I wanted to get to her before I call, so
Speaker 2: on see in ten days.
Speaker 9: Oh glory, I'm tired.
Speaker 6: Be a doll and fix me a drink, will you leo?
Speaker 6: Oh my feet? Must I take pictures tonight?
Speaker 8: Great's old there, Oh glory?
Speaker 6: Why can't we take them tomorrow? Will you tell me that.
Speaker 8: Why I wanna get the pool to me? The case
Speaker 8: of Sunday papers?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 8: Honor Thursday or day off?
Speaker 6: Oh? I didn't wanna go out for dinner tonight. I'm hungry?
Speaker 6: Why does she always have to have Thursday? I'm hungry?
Speaker 4: Thanks?
Speaker 8: Uh, Danny, I want you to read something tomorrow right now,
Speaker 8: only take a minute.
Speaker 6: Why did I ever hire you?
Speaker 8: What telegram came to the studio this afternoon?
Speaker 6: Ms Daniel would only spelled it write for a change? MM?
Speaker 6: David Samson, Corporal US Army. Who's David Sampson, Corporal, US Army?
Speaker 6: Do you read it? No?
Speaker 8: Go on read the telegram that?
Speaker 6: MM? I haven't.
Speaker 3: Don believe me, missus Wood, I'm not just a movie
Speaker 3: struck soldier.
Speaker 6: She'd just love that.
Speaker 3: Leave my addresses to where you yours?
Speaker 6: Very truly in hopes. David Sampson, Corporal US Oh, for
Speaker 6: Gloy's sake, Leo.
Speaker 8: Well, well, well what I think you should do it?
Speaker 4: Do it me?
Speaker 6: David Sampson, Corporal, US Army.
Speaker 8: Yeah not me?
Speaker 6: Oh no, no stunts like that, mister Hyley.
Speaker 8: It would be good.
Speaker 4: But who you and the kid? Look? I checked the files.
Speaker 8: He's written a dozen letters in the past six months,
Speaker 8: we sent out pictures, all that stuff.
Speaker 4: Now, why not.
Speaker 8: Give 'em a break. I'm tired of publicity. It won't hurt.
Speaker 3: Look, I don't mind those dances and the hospitals. That's great,
Speaker 3: but but that's where it ends. I'm not gonna have
Speaker 3: some kid mooning and slobbering all over me.
Speaker 6: It won't be like I don't tell me.
Speaker 8: Give 'em a day. One day, show 'em around the studio,
Speaker 8: take 'em to chasings everything.
Speaker 6: Who pays for it?
Speaker 8: Expenses? I think you should, Danny.
Speaker 6: When's he coming in tomorrow? I can't the.
Speaker 8: Picture picture's finished tomorrow. He's got ten days.
Speaker 6: Oh I'm hungry.
Speaker 3: Okay, alright, will you call up somebody and get some
Speaker 3: food over here?
Speaker 6: I'm hungry nationalize.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Uh, Miss Danielle Woods, please please, Uh, this
Speaker 2: is Corporal David Sampson.
Speaker 4: I think she's expecting me to call a moment.
Speaker 6: I'll give you publicity. Well I moment please, I'm bringing
Speaker 6: mister Howe's.
Speaker 4: Office to take care of thanks.
Speaker 2: Hello, uh hello, Uh, this is David Sampson. I sent
Speaker 2: a telegram yesterday.
Speaker 8: As corpor Miss Wood receives it.
Speaker 4: Hey, she did, huh uh.
Speaker 8: Miss Wood is on the set right now. But she
Speaker 8: asked me to give you a message.
Speaker 4: Well, sure, she wondered whether she could see her tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Saturday, whether she could you bet, and that's terrific.
Speaker 4: I mean a pencil.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, yeah.
Speaker 8: The address is one O four six North Cannon, that's
Speaker 8: in Beverly Hills.
Speaker 2: Have you got that one O four six North Cannon
Speaker 2: that's in Beverly Hills.
Speaker 8: Do you know your way around town.
Speaker 4: Or not too well? But I can find it. Don't worry.
Speaker 4: We're in the car. Then where are you staying?
Speaker 2: Cor No, I don't want you to do that. I'll
Speaker 2: find it. Oh uh, what time?
Speaker 8: About eleven in the morning. In the morning, miss Wood
Speaker 8: thought it would be nice to spend the day.
Speaker 4: Say you don't mind if we take a few pictures?
Speaker 8: Do you of the turvia?
Speaker 4: Mind? Boy, I don't mind any.
Speaker 9: Well, oh, glory, thank glory, they've gone.
Speaker 6: Don't you just hate and despise photographer's carpo?
Speaker 4: I don't know too much at bottomsus Wood.
Speaker 6: Glory.
Speaker 8: Well, I'm gonna get back to the office. Carpoam nice
Speaker 8: with much?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Thanks, Hey, it's all right.
Speaker 8: Danny, don't bother, see you later, a Leo.
Speaker 6: Well, isn't this nice?
Speaker 4: I'll say?
Speaker 6: Can I get your drink? Corporate?
Speaker 2: It's a little early for me, miss Wood, thanks all
Speaker 2: the same it is for me too.
Speaker 3: Yep, you know I thought it would be so nice
Speaker 3: if we had an early lunch at Romanos.
Speaker 2: And yes, this is real good of you to spend
Speaker 2: your time with me like this. You'll never know what
Speaker 2: it means.
Speaker 3: Don't be silly. I think it's a perfectly wonderful idea.
Speaker 3: I'm so glad I had the time.
Speaker 4: Guess an awful lot my fellas wish they were me
Speaker 4: right now.
Speaker 6: Well, let's not think about them. This is your day.
Speaker 6: I'm taking lunch.
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, no, ma'am, I'm taking you to lunch.
Speaker 6: You're very sweet, but it's all been arranged.
Speaker 2: Well, I didn't arrange it though. Well, I'm sorry if
Speaker 2: it's upset your plans. But when I ask for a date,
Speaker 2: I didn't figure you taking it.
Speaker 3: And he does upset them, though, really, and I'd be
Speaker 3: much happier if we did it my way.
Speaker 6: You're very sweet, too much, I.
Speaker 2: Would a A guy doesn't want a girl, any girl
Speaker 2: to do that, and Now, if you're worried about how
Speaker 2: much dough I've got, just forget it.
Speaker 4: I'm fixed just fine.
Speaker 3: All right, I'm afraid it might be a little expensive.
Speaker 3: Nowell you wanna go now anything you like? Well, if
Speaker 3: you don't mind, I have one or two phone calls
Speaker 3: to make. Why don't you just make yourself home.
Speaker 6: I won't be long and then we can drive down.
Speaker 4: Yeah sure. Oh wait a minute.
Speaker 3: All right, corporal, none of that. I don't like that
Speaker 3: kind of thing. You keep your hands off or get out.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry it it was from your cigarette. I mean
Speaker 2: the the ash was burning your skirt. I didn't mean.
Speaker 3: Oh, Orry, that was an awful thing for me to
Speaker 3: say to even think.
Speaker 6: I am sorry. Can you forgive me?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that's okay.
Speaker 6: I hope you didn't mind.
Speaker 4: I mean my picture taking again with you? Oh, I
Speaker 4: didn't mind.
Speaker 6: They're always taking pictures.
Speaker 4: It must be kind of rough for you.
Speaker 6: Oh you get used to it. Well, I hope it
Speaker 6: didn't get cold.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, that's fine. It's not like the chow
Speaker 2: I've been getting at the post.
Speaker 4: Boy.
Speaker 2: I tell you, after a couple of months, you get
Speaker 2: so as you could eat almost then any.
Speaker 3: Would you excuse me just for a second. There's a
Speaker 3: friend of mine over there, Susan Manning. She just got
Speaker 3: back from New York. She did a play you mine.
Speaker 4: Oh sure, I don't mind.
Speaker 3: I'll be right back. And please don't wait for me.
Speaker 3: Just eat your lunch.
Speaker 6: You'll get cold.
Speaker 3: Oh glory, I'm sorry, no, please, sails. Susan and I
Speaker 3: haven't seen each other for ages.
Speaker 6: I didn't mean to be so long.
Speaker 3: Oh you shouldn't have waited, you shouldn't. I'll get the
Speaker 3: captain take it away and bringing No, no, no, this
Speaker 3: is fun.
Speaker 6: It don't be silly.
Speaker 3: It looks dreadful dead Henry, and this one's on me.
Speaker 3: Now it's all my fault.
Speaker 6: I don't wanna hear another word about it, Henry. Oh yes,
Speaker 6: oh well, would you bring the corporal another steak?
Speaker 7: This one's cold, of course?
Speaker 4: This wood?
Speaker 3: Now you know what we're gonna do this afternoon, No, ma'am,
Speaker 3: I think you'll like it. Susan's got a swimming pool
Speaker 3: she wants to come over. Out of very many famous
Speaker 3: people will be there, big stars. Oh, she's such a
Speaker 3: wonderful girl, much nicer than me.
Speaker 6: She'd have had a date with her.
Speaker 4: Really, you love her. I wanted a date with Hugh miss.
Speaker 3: Wood, and I'm very proud. It's one of the nicest
Speaker 3: things that's ever happened to me. Really, you're just a doll.
Speaker 1: You are listening to Kathy and Elliott Lewis on stage
Speaker 1: tonight's play Public Furlough. Just a little later on tonight
Speaker 1: on most of these same stations, CBS Radio wraps some
Speaker 1: fresh tinsel around Tin Pannelley and delivers it right to
Speaker 1: your doorstep, disguised very loosely as the Bing Crosbie Shaw
Speaker 1: visiting Bing and you this evening will be song stylist
Speaker 1: K Starr and Jovenuti with his hot violin, John Scott
Speaker 1: Trotter and the orchestra Ken Coppinger and the rhythms lend
Speaker 1: the proceedings all they've got and it'll be enough, when
Speaker 1: added to Bing singing, to make the occasion one to remember.
Speaker 1: Tonight at the Star's address, it's K Starr and that
Speaker 1: great star Bing Crosbie.
Speaker 10: George, Georgie, Oh doll.
Speaker 2: Who are you?
Speaker 4: I saw your last picture great.
Speaker 6: I love you, Georgie. I want you to meet Corporal
Speaker 6: David Samson. He's spending the day with me. Nicest boy, Corporal.
Speaker 6: This is Georgie Tinman. He's just about the biggest agent
Speaker 6: in town.
Speaker 4: How are you pleased to meet you?
Speaker 6: Georgie?
Speaker 4: B a darling?
Speaker 6: Introduce the corporals and people? Will you if it's anyone
Speaker 6: to know about Hollywood?
Speaker 7: Corporal?
Speaker 6: Last, Georgie, he owns most of us.
Speaker 4: Get him and Drake George. We are.
Speaker 2: First trip of Hollywood Corporate. Yeah, how do they like it?
Speaker 4: Just fine? Science?
Speaker 10: Hi?
Speaker 2: Jack?
Speaker 4: Been getting a lot of autographs? No I haven't.
Speaker 2: Oh this is your chance, son, how about a drink? Well,
Speaker 2: not right now, thank you. Danny's quite a girl, isn't she.
Speaker 4: I used to handle her.
Speaker 2: She's big now, and when she came to town she
Speaker 2: was just a scared little kid.
Speaker 4: Look at her now and that's Holly. Wouldn't you know
Speaker 4: what I mean? Yeah? I I guess so.
Speaker 8: I'm a surprised a nice looking kid like you hasn't.
Speaker 2: Tried to make it No movies, isn't my line?
Speaker 4: What did you do? Uh? When a contest or something
Speaker 4: can get a date with him? I wrote to him,
Speaker 4: that's all here. You're gonna be a pretty big man
Speaker 4: when you get back to camp. Uh, say, will you
Speaker 4: excuse me?
Speaker 8: A minute.
Speaker 2: There's a fellow over there. I've been waiting to see
Speaker 2: you for a couple of weeks, you know business. Oh yeah, yeah, sure,
Speaker 2: see her up? Yes, thank you.
Speaker 4: I gotta get out.
Speaker 8: Of here alright, corporl Where is everybody?
Speaker 4: Oh? Well, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Mister Hoyler in the house, I guess I do.
Speaker 8: Oh is Wood in there?
Speaker 4: Sure?
Speaker 2: Uh she's been in there a couple of hours.
Speaker 8: Uh nice pool?
Speaker 4: Huh been in yeah, in out and uh you know
Speaker 4: the you want drink?
Speaker 8: Uh, not riding anything. Yah, you're having a good time caddle.
Speaker 8: Oh swell, just fine.
Speaker 4: Uh sit down?
Speaker 8: Uh you wanna go and join the party?
Speaker 4: No, I'll I'll stay here. Boy, what a set up
Speaker 4: at pools?
Speaker 8: Is they got me something?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 8: Why did you wanna meet miss one?
Speaker 4: Oh? Well, I don't know.
Speaker 8: I think you do.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 2: She looked like the kind of girl a guy wants
Speaker 2: to meet, you know what I mean? And uh, we
Speaker 2: call that box office out here. Oh are you disappointing?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: No, No, I think she's great. She's okay.
Speaker 8: Spent much time on it.
Speaker 2: Well, there's a lot of people around, friends, photographers all
Speaker 2: the time.
Speaker 8: But I'm sorry, couple it wasn't such.
Speaker 4: A hot idea with this meeting her?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Sure it was?
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, listen, wait, Dottle. Guys see those pictures. They
Speaker 2: thought I was nuts. They didn't think I had a chance.
Speaker 2: What are you going to do for the rest of
Speaker 2: your full Oh? I guess after today, I've done just
Speaker 2: about everything. I'll go on back up to San Francisco
Speaker 2: and meet some of the guys. Uh, hey, will you
Speaker 2: do me a favorite?
Speaker 4: You bet?
Speaker 2: It's way past seven? Will you say good bye to
Speaker 2: miss Wood for me? I'll be going now. She's kind
Speaker 2: of tied up, and I don't wanna bother her.
Speaker 4: Will you thank her for me?
Speaker 6: See?
Speaker 8: I would want that, Corporal you wait here for a minute.
Speaker 8: I'll be right. No, no, listen, really i'd rather know.
Speaker 8: But wait, it's better you say goodbye yourself. Will you
Speaker 8: do that?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Yeah, I guess so well.
Speaker 6: I've spent eight hours with him, Leo. Isn't that enough?
Speaker 8: I'll bet a buck you haven't been alone with him
Speaker 8: for more than half an hour.
Speaker 4: Anyhow, he wants to say goodbye.
Speaker 8: Oh, he's going, he's had enough enough.
Speaker 6: Listen, what do you want me to do? Make love
Speaker 6: to him? Glory?
Speaker 8: You wanna go out there?
Speaker 4: Or shall I say goodbye?
Speaker 6: For of course I'll say goodbye to him. Don't be ridiculous.
Speaker 8: I knew you'd want. He's by the pool, but that's
Speaker 8: if he hasn't thrown himself in by now.
Speaker 6: Don't be ridiculous. Leo tells me you're going. I'm so sorry.
Speaker 4: Uh, I just wanted to thank you, miss would.
Speaker 6: I wish you'd call me Danielle?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Thanks?
Speaker 6: Really haven't had much of a chance to get acquainted.
Speaker 4: Have we. What's been fine?
Speaker 6: Perhaps next time you're in Hollywood you'll call.
Speaker 4: Me up again. Yeah?
Speaker 2: Say, uh those pictures that were taken today.
Speaker 3: Course, as soon as they're ready, I'll have my secretary
Speaker 3: send 'em to well.
Speaker 2: Ih that's it. I if you don't mind, I'd rather
Speaker 2: it didn't.
Speaker 4: Oh, I I thought you sorry? Right, I changed my mind.
Speaker 3: Are you you're angry with me called?
Speaker 6: Or aren't you? You haven't enjoyed yourself and it's my fault.
Speaker 2: I'm not angry, ma'am. Thanks a lot for your time.
Speaker 6: Oh wait a minute, I I don't want you to go. Please,
Speaker 6: I wanna talk to you.
Speaker 3: Let's go over there under the trees, glory. I love
Speaker 3: this time of the evening, don't you. Yeah, I suppose
Speaker 3: all this must seem very strange to you.
Speaker 6: I mean, unimportant compared to your career as a soldier.
Speaker 4: This isn't my career, miss Wood, I was drafted.
Speaker 3: Oh well, tell me about yourself.
Speaker 2: What did you do before I was a mechanic?
Speaker 3: I think that's wonderful. I've never been able to figure
Speaker 3: out one end of a car from the other.
Speaker 6: You must be very clever, I guess not.
Speaker 3: Oh, you're being modest, glory, this is heavenly.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I never did thank you for all the letters you
Speaker 6: sent me, did I?
Speaker 4: Corporal? Well, you don't have to.
Speaker 6: I loved everyone.
Speaker 4: That's good.
Speaker 9: I really did.
Speaker 3: You don't know how much it means to me to
Speaker 3: have someone like yourself writing to someone like me, giving
Speaker 3: me inspiration.
Speaker 6: Did you like the picture I sent?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Am I like you thought I'd be?
Speaker 4: No? No, I I don't think so.
Speaker 2: What did you expect the way I had seen you
Speaker 2: in the movies?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 6: I don't know whether to be flatter.
Speaker 2: Look, Uh, thanks a lot for today, But I.
Speaker 4: I really got you really wanna go?
Speaker 3: I thought perhaps we could we could go out to
Speaker 3: some quiet place and have dinner together.
Speaker 4: Well you don't really wanna do that, Miss Wood, but
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 3: I've been just as disappointed as you that we haven't
Speaker 3: had a chance to be alone.
Speaker 4: I don't think so.
Speaker 6: I beg your pardon.
Speaker 2: It's not your fault, and I'm not blaming you. It
Speaker 2: was crazy of me to think it would be different
Speaker 2: than what it's been.
Speaker 6: I don't understand you. I'll tell you, Miss Wood.
Speaker 2: I guess I'm like any other guy looking for something,
Speaker 2: looking for a girl. When I saw you in your
Speaker 2: first movie back at Home, you were what I wanted
Speaker 2: to find.
Speaker 6: That's very sweet.
Speaker 2: Look, please don't do that, will you. You haven't said
Speaker 2: one word to me the whole time i've been with you.
Speaker 6: Ah, can you?
Speaker 4: You don't you talk? But it's never to me.
Speaker 2: You you kind of sing and and I guess maybe
Speaker 2: you're acting or something. Well, just once, i'd like you
Speaker 2: to look at me. David Samson, Corporal, talk to me.
Speaker 6: I don't understand what you mean.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess you's a Oh now, I'm not the
Speaker 3: kind of girl you want to find.
Speaker 4: Well, it's not you. I don't know.
Speaker 2: There was something. Well, maybe it's the girls you pretended
Speaker 2: to be in your movies. You know, nice, honest girl,
Speaker 2: you can have fun with someone you can love all
Speaker 2: your life. I guess it. It doesn't really happen like that.
Speaker 2: Oh I don't know.
Speaker 6: Would you like to kiss me? Carporal?
Speaker 4: You don't understand, do you?
Speaker 6: I thought you just got through telling me.
Speaker 2: You that's what you think I've been telling you, haven't
Speaker 2: You would have made a good story for you to
Speaker 2: go along with all those pictures you've had taken.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't it.
Speaker 6: I don't like that.
Speaker 4: I'll bet you don't. You know what I think.
Speaker 2: I think that Mr Hyler arranged this whole deal. I
Speaker 2: think you didn't want any part of it.
Speaker 6: I think you'd better go now.
Speaker 2: That's just what I've been saying, except I should never
Speaker 2: have come. Good bye, so long? Thanks anyway for your time.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, yes, ma'am.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: Oh that's okay.
Speaker 6: I am. You're a nice boy. I wish I could
Speaker 6: do something to make you feel better about me.
Speaker 4: That's alright.
Speaker 6: I don't want you to go away angry.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm not.
Speaker 6: Would you rather I didn't have our pictures together printed?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I'd rather it won't be I promise, okay. I I
Speaker 6: wish you'd take me out to dinner.
Speaker 2: Honestly, Well thanks anyway, I I wanna pick up my
Speaker 2: things and get back to the airport.
Speaker 3: You still got at least a week on your furlough.
Speaker 3: I'd like to make you forget about today.
Speaker 6: Uh no, well you right to me. I'd love to
Speaker 6: hear from you.
Speaker 4: Sure.
Speaker 11: Oh sure, corporal? Yeah, so long?
Speaker 4: What's the matter?
Speaker 8: Not hungry?
Speaker 4: No, you don't selling anything.
Speaker 8: What happened to the corporal.
Speaker 6: Shout his way up to San Francisco?
Speaker 8: Do you have a good time?
Speaker 6: That's not very funny.
Speaker 8: I just wondered what your thoughts.
Speaker 6: I don't like this place. I don't like you. I
Speaker 6: don't like Hollywood, I don't h.
Speaker 8: How about yourself?
Speaker 6: Oh shut up?
Speaker 4: Hey, it's a.
Speaker 8: Swell Davy man. What a night?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Uh, and I'll be honest.
Speaker 7: Isn't this better?
Speaker 8: No kidding?
Speaker 4: You heard it? Oh?
Speaker 8: I was I glad to see you.
Speaker 5: I was saying to the guy's poor Davy, Well he's
Speaker 5: gonna miss and now you're not missing a thing. Hey,
Speaker 5: it ain't none of my business. But uh, how'd you
Speaker 5: make out?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 7: Did you get to see her?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 7: You're kidding.
Speaker 2: No, kidding on the level. She was real nice. I
Speaker 2: met a lot of big stars at lunch at a
Speaker 2: real swell plight.
Speaker 4: It was great.
Speaker 2: What are you know?
Speaker 7: And me here, I've been saying she's nothing but a slab.
Speaker 7: Just goes to show you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Hey, I'm dry. I'm another beer.
Speaker 1: Public Furlough starring Kathy and Elliott Lewis on stage, mister
Speaker 1: and missus Lewis will tell you about next week's play.
Speaker 1: In just a moment this Saturday night, when two thieves
Speaker 1: agree to team up, the result is murder and an
Speaker 1: exciting chase by the police, with the old added cherche
Speaker 1: La Femme leading Gangbusters to their quarry. It's a true
Speaker 1: story of crime and murder in the Southland, dramatized on
Speaker 1: the program that names, names, dates and places, CBS Radio's Gangbusters.
Speaker 1: Don't miss it this Saturday night on most of these
Speaker 1: same stations, and listen for Gangbusters every week at the
Speaker 1: Star's address. And now once again Kathy and Elliott Lewis.
Speaker 3: And that's how Anthony Ellis took an idea and made
Speaker 3: it into a story.
Speaker 4: And our thanks to Tony and to.
Speaker 3: Her Butterfield, who was the publicity man Leo and Byron Kane,
Speaker 3: the busy agent.
Speaker 2: And Jerry Housner, who repeated a chore of many years
Speaker 2: ago in Being My Army Buddy.
Speaker 3: Next Week a very strange love story about two people
Speaker 3: who were alone and lost and discovered a very true
Speaker 3: thing about themselves.
Speaker 2: It's called a Corner of Autumn and it was written
Speaker 2: for us by Morton Fine and David Friedkin.
Speaker 6: Until next week, then thank you for listening. Good Night,
Speaker 6: good night.
Speaker 1: Music for tonight's story was composed by Hans Raemheld and
Speaker 1: conducted by Lud Gluston.
Speaker 7: That Kathy and Elliott theme is by Ray Noble.
Speaker 1: Kathy and Elliott Lewis on stage is transcribed and directed.
Speaker 4: By mister Lewis. George Walsh speaking
Speaker 1: And Remember Here in the American Way, starring Horace Hype,
Speaker 1: Thursday nights on the CBS Radio Network